PRAGMATICS AND REALITIES OF INCLUSIVE ECONOMY IN UKRAINE

Abstract

Introduction. A change of key paradigms took place in the field of sociology with the formation of the democratic foundations system in the Western countries. Therefore, in French sociology in the 1980s the outdated concepts of "poverty", "exclusion from society" and "wealth", "social inclusion" were replaced by the concepts of "exclusion" and "inclusion", which later became widespread in other European countries. Materials and methods. An inclusive economy promotes social integration and the inclusion of all population groups, including people with disabilities, migrants, marginalized groups and other minorities. It thereby creates conditions for interaction, cooperation and equal rights for everyone. If we take into account business entities, we can study the features of inclusive economy consists, which will consist of two separate aspects. One of them is the inclusive policy of labor and employment of the population. For example, a business entity may seek to make its staff heterogeneous and hire employees, who do not have too many opportunities in the labor market. According to the inclusive economy, each person should be involved in the process of labor activity, taking into account his individual abilities. In addition, every person should have access to the basic needs to support their life activities: nutrition, water, clothes, health care, housing, education, energy resources. The last few years have been defined by the global need for a more socially inclusive approach to generating economic growth. Disscussion. The paradigm of social rehabilitation of society in the state educational institutions of Ukraine in the conditions of an inclusive economy should integrate the main restraining factors of inclusive growth: internal and external labor migration, shadow/informal employment; limited opportunities for employment and income, as well as uneven geographical and sectoral (industry) distribution of these opportunities, etc. Results. The way towards research of inclusive economy features in Ukraine requires a comprehensive and adaptive approach that addresses the current realities and future aspirations of the nation. By embracing pragmatic strategies, acknowledging challenges, and harnessing emerging opportunities, Ukraine can work towards the future where economic growth benefits all segments of society, ultimately creating a more equitable, prosperous, and harmonious nation.